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According to our t informants) Allan is working the MTC area and is trying to chum it up with people-from the East ,Side„ ( > He's 5' 10" and 170 pounds. ; He has black hair which he Is ' u JM— letting grow out.And while he +n* 4Mb WMLla *'*4 appears to be overdue for a shave, he does not yet have what would qualify as a beard. According to very good sour­ ces, Allan is dangerous. He should be avoided at all costs. If you Angela's Mother Aghast should run Into him, call ^'scope's Narc Patrol, 271-1250. "Even though I've lived In the ence at the UWM Center for Afro- ghter's freedom and stressed the "is very sensitive to the' needs Send a narc to the unemployment south all my life," Mrs. Sallye American Culture Mrs. Davis importance of gathering a mil­ of others," Sallye Davis said that office today. Davis, mother of imprisoned stressed her belief in her dau­ lion signatures on petitions thr­ each time she visits her In pri­ Marxist philosopher Angela Da-' ghter's innocence. "I know she oughout the country as well as son, Angela asks her, "please Hie Narc Patrol would like to vis said, "I just never realized would not have planned with a the need for defense contribu­ tell the people not to forget the that such atrocious, dehumaniz­ gun to shoot anybody. Angela is tions. other political prisoners." announce that Tom Levitt is NOT ing charges could be brought' an informer or a narc. Reports not violent " Her family and those Commenting that her daughter —Dave Novick have reached us that certain peo­ against a person who dared to who know her well are certain ple have been accusing him of speak out." that the charges against the for­ informing. This is not true. We A Birmingham, Alabama, sch­ mer UCLA professor are false, have checked it out. It is this oolteacher, Mrs. Sallye Davis was she said. McKinley Beachead kind of irresponsible rumor in Milwaukee March 2S and 26 '1 have faith that the people to speak and raise funds for her of this country will not let An­ mongering that allows REAL To some people It's a hopeless committee to be appointed by narcs to operate. People can get daughter's defense. At home she gela and other political prisoners County Executive Doyne, two by serves as the head of the Bir­ like Ruchell Magee, Bobby Sea- dream, to others a political strug­ killed because of someone's ir­ gle. But to most, it's a damn good Mayor Maier and for Chief Har­ responsible tongue. Make sure mingham Committee to Free An­ le, Ericka Huggins and countless old Breier or his man to serve as gela Davis. Forty years ago, she others. I don't believe the people idea, long overdue. of your facts or have them check­ To have a place where Creeks the fifth member. ed out. worked gathering signatures on of the world Drill stand to see A community meeting took up petitions to free the Scottsboro them persecuted. I'm optimistic can gather freely, do what they want, and listen to music. That's the matter of this proposal and boys who were framed In Ala­ to the point that I believe that, people decided that we should bama on charges of raping white somehow, she will be acquitted." what people are talking about, some skeptically, others hope­ support it, as long as it appeared women. Mrs. Davis called for contin­ that it might help. Also, a second Speaking at a press confer­ ued public support for her dau­ fully. For three years now Milwau­ Committee was set up through MADISON SPEECH: kee's freek community has been the People's Committee. They are looking for a place to gather, called the Milwaukee Coalition and especially a place where for an Alternate Site. They in­ rock music could be played. And clude many local businesses, constantly, we've had to make do clergy and straight people who HUEY PUTS DOWN GUN with some park on the south or supported our futile efforts last west side. The few times we summer to get the Park Commis­ managed to get a permit for an sion to grant us a site, .y*^ Madison should be satisfied. East Side location — once and County Executive Doyne has al­ Huey P. Newton finally spoke th­ only once for Lake Park and ready made his two appointments. ere last Saturday, April 3. The once for Warren Avenue —it was They are Gerald Farley, head of momentous occasion was in a made clear that these were the East Side Businessmen's As­ bar/hall located on the outskirts favors, not to be often repeated. sociation and a sincere friend of of Madison*, far away from the v.,,We> did, rather by accident, Jhe community on this issue, and University .community that orig­ find;, a place to at least gather: Dennis Gall of KALEIDOSCOPE. inally paid" $2 a head late in Feb­ Water Tower,Park. Th'erhistory. Word has it that Maier will ruary only to be stood up, when of that park is filled with hassles make his appointments momen­ Huey wouldn't appear because from police, neighbors and pub­ tarily.- They will also be sym­ enough security wasn't provided lic officials that culminated in a pathetic people. for him. 10:00 p.m. curfew last summer. The purpose of this commit­ The 500 in attendance Saturday And that curfew resulted in tee, as best as anyone has yet got just what they came to hear; the closest thing to a riot the defined it, is not to decide if Party correct line. After being fr­ East Side has ever seen. It also we deserve an alternate site, but isked at the door (The Panthers resulted in a firm determination to act as a lobby with the Park could give lessons to Pigs.), and not to let the same thing happen Commission. By making their waiting another hour in the bar, this year. appointments to this committee, the people heard the Minister of A series of meetings, political both Maier and Doyne have en­ Defense and "Supreme Comman­ contacts and lots of shitwork dorsed the site concept, as has der of the Black Panther Party." over the last two months have the County Board of Supervisors* In his hour and 15 minute brought the community to the Now comes the Park Commis­ speech Huey stated that there is point where they at least appear sion. no split in the Party, and that to have a chance of finally get­ One thing that has been made Cleaver, 1 chapter and 1 NCCF ting the site for rock music. clear during the numerous meet­ chapter (National Committee to An 'alternative' to the Water ings is that final decisions on Combat Fascism) have defected. Tower. A site at which police * what site to choose will be made Huey also said that the Party and public officials would final­ by the community, as decisions "defected" the community by al­ ly grant us their legal sanction have been made all along. And ienating black people the following to gather and celebrate our life the purpose of the People's Com­ ways: style. mittee (not to be confused with 1. Thru the "Free Speech" (or On April 1st at the First Bap­ Biernat's Committee, though it "Filthy Speech") movement and tist Church, over 150 freeks., will include some of the same constantly using terms like mo­ showed up to decide which site people) is not to lead the com­ therfucker in Party literature they preferred. A group which munity, but to represent it. and speeches. 'grew out of weekly Thursday Turnouts at the regular com­ 2. The "bohemian influence" na­ night, meetings at the First Bap­ munity meetings every Thurs­ mely, "women wearing combat tist, the People's Committee for day have been, at times, less boots, smoking cigars and wear­ an .Alternate Site, had enlisted than spectacular. ing field jackets". the support of the UWM Urban What is needed is more peo­ 3. Over-emphasis of the gun in Affairs Department in finding ple. People who want to come to the Party paper. elevan public and private areas get involved and do some work. 4. Over-emphasis on alliances on the East Side which mightbe People who have a point to make with other revolutionary groups, - appropriate to our needs. and even people who come just to particularly white ones. Huey la­ At earlier community meet­ know what is going on. ter contradicted himself and said ings, the choices were narrowed In a sense, this is the first stronger ties must be built.
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